Learn how geology is everywhere with Joana Rodrigues!

In our latest episode, we chat with Portuguese UNESCO geoheritage expert Joana Rodrigues about how geoscience is everywhere. We generally only think about biodiversity when talking about conservation, but geodiversity is just as important to consider. Joana shares insights from her PhD thesis on how we can better communicate in engaging and relevant ways and broaden our understanding of our planet.

If you’ve ever wondered how geology shapes your world, this episode is for you!

In this episode, Mark Priddle, P.Geo., shares insights from his career in environmental geoscience, reflecting on both the challenges and highlights along the way. He offers practical advice for students and discusses how geoscience is perceived in society today, from environmental responsibility to professional practice.

Join us as we explore an exciting new topic for our podcast – planetary science!

From Martian landscapes to icy plumes on distant moons, Dr. Tanya Harrison explains how cameras help us explore other worlds and what those images reveal about the potential for life beyond Earth

In our latest episode, we speak with @Joannasaurus — a paleontologist and science communicator who’s using TikTok to make fossils fascinating for everyone.

Joanna talks about what it takes to make complex science accessible, the role of humour in online storytelling, and her roundabout journey to paleontology!

Join Veronica Klassen as she interviews author Katie Maloney and illustrator Alex Young about their new children’s book Rocky the Raccoon Explores the Niagara Escarpment, designed to align with the Grade 4 Ontario science curriculum. We explore the art of science communication, the process of creating the book, and how teachers can use Rocky in the classroom.

Join host Veronica Klassen in Nova Scotia for this special episode on location at the Bay of Fundy! Dr. Jade Atkins, Curator and Director of Science Research at Joggins Fossil Cliffs, and geologist Danielle Serratos, Curator and Director of the Fundy Geological Museum, reveal the region’s one-of-a-kind fossils and dramatic geologic history. Along the way, they share the twists and turns of their unconventional paths into paleontology—and offer candid, inspiring advice for students and anyone charting their own career journey.

Veronica Klassen interviews resource geologist Mary-Anne Hildebrandt about her roundabout path to geoscience, unique career journey, and focus on sustainability throughout her career. Mary-Anne and Veronica discuss the perception of geoscience as a 'fluffy' science and how including geoscientists in conversation can benefit organizations. Mary-Anne provides insight into the role of geoscience in moving from a linear to a circular economy and how understanding the energy and value of a consumable good can help us to waste less.

In episode 5 of Beneath Your Feet, A Geoscience Podcast, host Veronica Klassen interviews geoscience communicator Cate Larsen. Cate discusses her non traditional route from astronomy to geology and her passion for making geoscience accessible and engaging through social media platforms like TikTok and Twitch. She emphasizes the importance of dispelling misconceptions about geology, highlighting that it’s more than just the study of rocks. Cate also shares insights into her daily activities, including content creation, scripting, and planning educational content. Throughout the conversation, she underscores the value of face-to-face interactions and creative approaches in effectively communicating complex scientific concepts to the public.